The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-11
CITY NEWS.

"A tie OF continuity--A railroad
tie.
"A quick route to the penitentiary
per jury.
South Memphis Masonic Lodge
will confer the Fellow ~crafldegree this
evening.
The Confederate Historical Asso-
citation will meet tonight at No. AZ
Madison street.
Monte Critic, by James 0'Neill, at
the Theater tonight and for the last
time tomorrow night.
AT st. Brigid's Church on Sunday
last Mr.. Ed Latkin and Miss Kate
Cleary were united in marriage.
The 4 year old child OF Mr.. I'm
derwood, residing on Fourth street
neal Adams, fell in the FIRE and was
painfully burned Sunday evening.
Justice Jno. ]. Barry held an in
quest on an old colored woman named
Maria Memo yesterday. The old
woman had died from cold and ex-
posure.
Gen. Tracy desires to remind the
ladies who so kindly assisted last year
and the year before at the newsboys'
dinners to report for duty Thursday
morning.
The sale Of seats for the Minnie
Madden engagement at the Theater,
will open this morning at Mulford's.
Miss Maddern will appear in Caprice
on Thursday evening.
Those who are holding aloof and
are doing nothing 10 help the poor OF
the city during this cold weather will
surely be remembered hereafter by
Him who keeps q record above the
clouds.
Sergeant Scott, Officers X ehoe, Ma
hon, Jackson and Smith raided the
crap den Of Charles Robinson, alias
Stonewall jackson, 1863 Beale street,
and arrested fifteen men and Ave
women for gambling.
Last Saturday evening Nj. James
Donnelly, who was driving cattle
through the city to the stock yards in
the northern part Of the city, was
gored In the side by one Of them and
injured very Dadly,
The financially embarrassed gem
tleman ~ who wants to sell you, until
he a get home, his finger ring, the
gift Of his mother, should be given a
wide berth. One OF them who was re-
Gently searched by the police had
about two dozen mothers" In his
pocket.
-Credulity in some instances ia a
quality to be commended, and quits a
number OF the good citizens of Men,
phis possess the same, but when Mr..
Bullock repeats a proposition that has
been rejected and alleges that il was
done to conform with the views Of the
Committee Of Ten, they did not swal-
low one-half OF it.
The Amateur Athletic Association
Last night elected the following off.
GERS to serve for the ensuing year:
President, Mr.. John W. Curran; vice
president, Mr.. M. II. Mcdowell; Sec
rotary and treasurer, Mr.. q. @. Cur
rie,; governing committee, d. J. Shri-
yer, II. r. Powell, W. l.. Hoskins, p.
O. Kpowlton, f. P. Poston, d. T.
OCuOol htlu, w. ". DIOWD, TX, 4. New
som, Z. A. Belts, s. W. 0veEton.
1T you are a charitably disposed
person and have a fellow feeling for
those who have been unfortunate In
Obtaining the worlds goods and are
exposed TO the blasting rigors of the
cold, ii will do your heart good 30 20
to the ofice of Chief Davis and wit
ness the relief being extended by him
to the poor of the city. That natures
%noblemsn, Gen. Peter Trey, is back
ing the Chief In his good work by the
fund expected 70 be realized by the
Charity Ball. Soc TO II that he has
your sincere cooperation,
Marriage licenses we're Issued yes
tefday TO The following named partits:
Ed Lgrhin and Miss Katie Ohsry,
Charles johnson and Laura Hayes,
James Moore and Minerva Jackson,
John Bremer and Miss Lena Bissmsp,
H. YsnCey and Mrs. s. Mckay, W.
Gray and Rosa Luudy, M, OH IRA
and Mrs. Mary Rgwlins, Dave st ong
and Mrs BiviIa Hooper, L. d. NJ sly
and M 81 Ada y. Pullism, Il L r sed
and Mies Lizzie Wallace, ]. IL. NJ